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The
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Monika
and her 6 month old baby Maja
Letter from the Program Coordinator
Dear
Tutors, Students and Center Directors, With a great
regret I'd like to inform you that as of September 1,
2002 I will no longer hold the position of the Program
Coordinator for the Literacy Council. After much deliberation,
I decided to devote myself fully to my family and my
children. The three years of working for all of you
have been a fascinating experience: both on a professional
and personal level. I made a lot of friends and I think
I became a part of the big literacy circle. I still
feel very strongly about the idea we have been sharing
for all this time. I will still support the efforts
of the Council by continuing tutoring and training on
the volunteer basis: so hopefully I will see you around.
Thank you all for teaching me so much about life, people
and myself.
With my warmest regards,
Monika Phillips
Welcome New Tutors! Jessie
Covey, Cameron Covey, Vicki Halley, Shirley Butler,
Sharon Chernoff, Theresa Fultz, Sandra Engle, Calire
Gates, Joan Coplin, Jenny Spada, Salvatore Gambine Jr.,
Carolyn LeVesque, Amie Moberg, Julietta Siu, Suzie Kingsley,
Harriet Baysdorfer, Sue Daniels, Jan Petring, and Mitch
Franklin. Welcome also to the new Paso Robles Learning
Center Director, Valerie Schneider.
A
MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Happy
20th Anniversary Literacy Council of San Luis Obispo
County!
Our celebration on September 8th was a fun-filled
afternoon. The P.G. & E. Community Center was the
perfect venue for our gathering. The poster created
by our own Ilsa Brink, of our board of directors,
center directors and staff depicted as Elizabethan
characters, became quite the conversation piece.
The movie house snacks fit the bill and the memorabilia
sparked much interest. Everyone had fun participating
in the trivia contests with the star prize being
a handmade quilt by our own Monika Phillips. The
film was delightful entertainment for such a special
occasion. Congratulations to Shirley Miller of Nipomo,
Jane Scanland of San Luis Obispo, Linda Olson of
Los Osos, Bobbie Planansky of Cayucos, Roy Champagne
of Paso Robles, Virginia Gardenhire of Cambria and
Rosalee Calvillo of Grover Beach for winning tutor
of the year awards.
The highlight of the afternoon was the naming of
the recipient of the lifetime achievement award.
A well-deserved round of applause was given to Jan
Breidenbach. The award is named the Jan Breidenbach
Lifetime Achievement Award- and justly so. Almost
twenty years ago, Jan began with the Literacy Council
as a volunteer tutor. After several years as a tutor,
she took on the responsibility of center director,
more than six years ago she was elected to the board-
while still working as a center director-, and today
continues on the board as treasurer, a position
she has held for nearly four years. Many kudos and
thanks to Jan for her commitment to literacy and
our organization. The staff and I would like to
again thank everyone who attended. For those who
had to miss it, weıve included, in this newsletter,
some much-appreciated comments from attendees. |
We
will be again partnering with the Friends of the
San Luis Obispo Library for the Chocolate Suite
Affaire. The fund raising event for both the Literacy
Council and the Friends of the Library will be held
at the Jack House, San Luis Obispo, in the afternoon
of Sunday October 13, 2002 from 2:00 until 5:00.
Tickets are $20.00 and available through our office.
Please come to this enjoyable event- a really delicious
way to support literacy.
On June 10th our council had the honor of a personal
visit from Dr. Bob Laubach. Son of the founder of
the "each one teach one" method, Bob continues
to work for Laubach International as a spokesman
for the organization. We held a luncheon for him
where he had the opportunity to visit with board
members, past and present volunteers and staff.
Our founders, Betty Kirk and Lyn Vivrette, also
attended. The next day he visited our San Luis Obispo
day center at the 1st Presbyterian Church where
he met several tutors and learners and voiced how
impressed he was by what he saw. As you have already
read in her letter to you, Monika Phillips, our
program coordinator for the last three plus years,
is moving on. For any that know her, it is an understatement
to say she will be sorely missed. Our consolation
is that she promises not to disappear. Those of
us that have worked with her on a daily basis will
miss her sense of humor, quick wit, and warm camaraderie.
Weıve been blessed by her presence- the teams of
Sheila, then Marcie, Ilsa, Monika and me worked
very well for the Literacy Council. As any team,
we will persevere; inspired by the team member that
has created so much fine work and so many dear memories.
This newsletter includes our annual report- to all
of you that are involved in our work-congratulations
for another amazing year. One need only compare
the hours and numbers of volunteers and tutors with
our budget to know that each of you makes miracles
happen. Thank you all and best wishes for another
rewarding year with the Literacy Council of San
Luis Obispo County.
Gratefully,
Bernadette Bernardi
Executive Director |
Those
Special Ones Among Us . . .
Those
Special Ones Among Us . . .
Gudrun
Grell of the Grover Beach Learning Center retired
earlier this summer. She, like a few other tutors,
represents a very special group among us- a non-native
speaker who tutors English as a Second Language.
Gudrun is a native of Copenhagen, Denmark. She came
to the USA in 1949. She took a tutor training 6
years ago, because she believes everybody has the
right to learn the language of the country they
choose to live in. Gudrun herself speaks several
languages and she knows what a challenge it is.
She would like for all the beginning students to
realize that learning a foreign language is a slow
and tiring process, not the one in which dramatic
leaps take place. For all new tutors her advice
is to encourage the students to stick to learning
through the challenging times. ³And please, don't
take it personally, if your student drops out. It's
not your fault. The learners are simply overworked
at times and too tired to learn², said Gudrun whom
we'll miss dearly at the Grover Beach center. All
Gudrunıs students confirmed she is a very special
lady and they all would like to join us in our expression
of gratitude. Thank you, Gudrun.
Literacy Tutor Recognized by the Community
In the previous issue of the newsletter we profiled
a retiring tutor, Marian Middleton of Grover Beach.
Not coincidentally, her 19-year long devoted service
to the Literacy Council has been also appreciated
by the community of our county. Marian was awarded
a special plaque given annually by the Equal Opportunity
Commission at their special Volunteer Recognition
Event. Mrs. Middleton represented the Council with
pride and a little bit of nostalgia. Once again,
Thank you, Marian. |
CONGRATULATIONS!
There is nothing more rewarding for a tutor than
to see their student climbing up the educational
ladder and pursuing opportunities which seemed impossible
when the two met for the first time. Thatıs what
all the tutors are working so hard for, and thatıs
why many students come to the Literacy Council seeking
help. Cases of an amazing learnerıs progress as
a fruit of devotion and a mutual belief are therefore
the most delightful news we could share with our
community. Congratulations both to the learners
and their tutors: Cirila Nunez was accepted to the
Cuesta College (North Campus) ESL classes level
1. She has been working for over a year with Karen
Reamer, a tutor of the Paso Robles Learning Center.
Regina Foster's student, Maria Toribio became a
Psychiatric Technician at the Atascadero State Hospital.
Maria graduated from the Cuesta College (North Campus)
Health Technician Program. Regina Foster, an independent
tutor from Paso Robles, has tutored Maria for 6
months. Student Yulia Estelle was accepted to the
Cuesta College (North Campus) ESL classes level
4. Before Yulia became a first time mom, she was
working for almost a year with Monika Phillips,
an independent tutor from Los Osos.
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NEWS
FROM THE CENTER
STORY HOUR IN ATASCADERO
In June the Atascadero
Learning Center, under the leadership of Susan
Needleman-Brown, concluded its tutoring year 2001-2002
with a great evening of learning and fun. The
students invited their youngsters and other family
members for the story hour, highlighting the LITERACY
5 program for parents of children five and younger.
All parent-learners participating in the program
read out loud and made their kids very proud!
We had also two fantastic presentations from the
children themselves. Jeorge and Rosa Lopez's son,
and a daughter of Ana Barragan read the stories
which their moms had first learned to read at
the center. The books for the families were funded
by PROP 10. The stress of reading in front of
the audience was soon alleviated by chitchat over
a delicious summer buffet prepared by the tutors
and their Center Director.
SPECIAL
APPEAL FROM SOME CENTERS
On behalf of Liz Curren, the Center Director in
Los Osos, and new directors: Valerie Schneider
in Paso Robles, and Carol Dykstra in Nipomo, we
would like to use the literacy grapevine to spread
the word: those centers are in a SPECIAL NEED
for volunteers. The Nipomo and Paso Robles Centers
have the longest waiting lists. The Los Osos Center
quite regularly is inundated with large groups
of students. Here is our appeal to all active
and retired tutors: if you know of anyone living
in these areas, who would be interested in volunteering
for the Literacy Council, please recruit them
for us. The more the merrier and your help with
finding new tutors will be highly appreciated.
Please pass around our contact number: 541-4219.
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Raul,
Jasmine, Jorge, Rosa, and Ana read aloud at
the Atascadero Story Hour.
Just Married!
Gabriel
Rodrigues & Maria Elena met at the Los Osos
Learning Center.
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20th
Anniversary Celebration
Dear
Literacy Council Friends, Wow! What a fete you put on
last Sunday! Thank you so much for the labor of love
you put into the event. You made all of us feel very
special. Everything was so wonderfully planned--from
the clever invitations, decorations, displays...and
all that food! My gosh, you fed us from the moment we
walked in the door to the time we walked out. The door
prize recipients sure were lucky--especially the winner
of Monica's incredible quilt! It was a lovely, lovely
day thanks to the hard work of many people. You put
Much Ado into making us feel very much appreciated.
Sincerely, Linda Olson, Los Osos
I just want to say thank you for a delightful Sunday
afternoon. Congratulations to you and your staff and
your Board for a very successful turnout event to celebrate
20 years of SLO Literacy Council. I so enjoyed seeing
and talking with people I had not seen in a long time.
Kudos to you, for keeping this wonderful organization
so vibrant.
Renee Heller
You did an unbelievable job planning, organizing, and
hosting the party. Thanks so much for all the goodies
and the opportunity to get together. I'm proud to be
part of the Literacy Council!
Donna Sullivan
Thank you, Bernadette, Monika, Marcie and Ilsa for a
beautiful celebration on Sunday afternoon. I heard so
many wonderful comments about everything. The graphics
were fantastic, Ilsa! You all did an incredible job
of planning a memorable afternoon! Kudos to you all!
Love from Carol in Nipomo
THANKS
TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION
$5,000 + Literacy Circle
California State Library
Children and Families Commission of SLO County / Prop.
10 San Luis Obispo City County Library The Tribune In
Kind
In Kind Atacsadero Bible Church, Central
Coast Baptist Church, First Presbyterian Church, SLO Paso
Robles Public Library, Peace Lutheran Church, Presbyterian
Community Church of Cambria, St. Johnıs Lutheran Church,
St. Josephıs Catholic Church, Cayucos, St. Josephıs Catholic
Church, Nipomo, St. Peterıs Episcopal Church, St. Timothyıs
Church, The Tribune, Trinity Methodist Church
$2,500 - 4,999 Benefactor
City of San Luis Obispo, Economic Opportunity
Commission, Even Start Lucia Mar, *Unocal Foundation,
*Theodore A. Von Der Ahe Jr
In Kind Phillips Petroleum
$1,000 + Patron
Allen-Birge Charitable Trust/ Liz Curren, *Blakeslee Family
Foundation, Inc. California Menıs Colony East, City of
Morro Bay, *Russel & Carol Kiessig, Mid-State Bank Foundation,
*Phillips Petroleum Co., Rotary Club of Five Cities, *San
Luis Ambulance Service/ Frank Kelton, San Luis Obispo
Friends of the Library, Jim & Joan Sargen, Sinsheimer,
Schiebelhut & Baggett, *Tenet Healthcare Foundation, United
Way of SLO County,
In kind Charter Communications, Sinsheimer,
Schiebelhut & Baggett, SurfariNet
$500- $999 Donor
*Lucia Cleveland, Charles Dunlap, *E. Thomas Martin, Pacific
Gas & Electric, / Tom Jones, *J.R. Penrod, Rotary Club
of Nipomo, Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo de Tolosa, St.
Barnabas Thrift Shop, *William Schumer & Linda MacLean,
*Southern California Gas Co.
In Kind KSBY-TV
$500- $999 Donor
Altrusa International of Cinco Ciudades, Barnett, Cox
& Associates*, In Kind Bell-Warren Trust, California Men's
Colony West, *Pat Chapman, Mary & Lesley Corbus, *Susan
Cushing, *Richard & Edwina De Long, Delta Kappa Gamma
Epsilon Delta Chapter, *First Bank of San Luis Obispo,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, *Allen K. Hutkin, ESQ *Emmy
Kimball, *Henry & Cecily Lane, Morro Bay Harbor Festival,
D'Elaine & Mike Patrick, *RRM Design Group, *Rincon Consultants,*
David Wolff, The Sign Place*
In kind *Stein & Casciola Law Corporation, The
Mortgage House, / Rick Brause
$250 499 Sponsor
Altrusa International of Cinco Ciudades Bell-Warren
Trust California Men's Colony West *Pat Chapman Mary &
Lesley Corbus *Susan Cushing *Richard & Edwina De Long
Delta Kappa Gamma Epsilon Delta Chapter *First Bank of
San Luis Obispo Fraternal Order of Eagles *Allen K. Hutkin,
ESQ *Emmy Kimball *Henry & Cecily Lane Morro Bay Harbor
Festival DıElaine & Mike Patrick *RRM Design Group *Rincon
Consultants David Wolff Rotary of SLO Daybreak Santa
Lucia Bank Atascadero *Stein & Casciola Law Corporation
The Mortgage House / Rick Brause In Kind Barnett, Cox
& Associates Faye S. Russo, E.A. The Sign Place
$100-$249 Partner
$100-$249 Partner
Andre, Morris, & Buttery Gill Apodaca Barbich, Longcrier,
Hooper & King Sharon & Norman Beko *Roxanne Carr & Rodney
Levin Cayucos Lionıs Club Carlyn Christianson Coast National
Bank *Coastal Rolloff Service *Cold Canyon Landfill Frances
Conn Jay & Victoria Conner Cuesta College Library Robert
& Sheryl Flores Framberger Employee Benefits & Insurance
Hap & Gayle Harbert Torre Houlgate-West The Hunt Fogelman
Family in honor of Cynthia Twisselman Carol Jauregui David
& Sharon Juhnke Jerry and Viola Koory Jeanne & Barry LaBarbera
Dean & Mary McNutt in honor of Cynthia Twisselman Wilton
& Cheryl Miller Edwina Mindheim Mission Community Bank
*Mission Country Disposal *Morro Bay Garbage Co. Peggy
& Gerry Peterson Scott & Barbara Radovich Thelen Reid
& Priest Attorneys in honor of Cynthia Twisselman Julie
Rodewald Rotary Club of Morro Bay *San Luis Garbarge Co.
St. Stephenıs Episcopal Church Shirley Selkirk Christopher
Smith & Associates *So. County Sanitary Service Jeanne
Shannon in honor of Cynthia Twisselman David & Madeleine
Shaw Greg Steinberger in honor of Cynthia Twisselman Thoma
Electric, Inc. Presbyterian Church Board of Deacons United
California State Employees Campaign Nancy Woodard In Kind
Jan Breidenbach Kinkos MacTeacher
$50-$99 Friend
John Akin Keith Aplustill & Sari Pinto Trish Avery Mac
& Bonnie Brinton Rick Brause/ The Mortgage House, Inc.
Nancy & Ray Bryant - in honor of Cynthia Twisselman Roxanne
Carr/ The Mortgage House, Inc. Hedy Carra Lenarda & Edward
Chambers Richard & Diane Dannells Serim & Bilgi Denel
Ellen Dollar Christopher Duenow Carol & Sidney Dykstra
David Edwards & Karen Gallas First Church of Christ-Scientist
James & Susan Fuller Mary Harris Katherine Henderson Madeline
Holmes Jeanne Hoyt Christian Iversen in honor of Cynthia
Twisselman Anthony & Michelle Johnson in honor of Cynthia
Twisselman Elizabeth and Elmer Kirk James Knecht Claretta
& Roger Longden Frances & Allan Mayer Sheila Merrill in
honor of Cynthia Twisselman Marian & Robert Middleton
Morro Bay Womenıs Club Catherine & George Petty Jeffrey
Priolo Brian & Diane Reynolds Evelyn Riedinger Marion
Rooney Rodman JoAnn & Dennis Ruthenbeck (Borahıs Awards)
K. Jane Scanland Frank Sheahan Insurance Charlotte Smith
Margo & Timothy Smith Patty Terbeck Karen Tipple James
and Virginia Toomer Paula Tripp Mary Twomey & Carol Yaggy
in honor of Cynthia Twisselman Michael Wright Insurance
Agency Doris Wiley Leabah Winter Laurel Woodson Natalie
Woodson In Kind Suzan Boatman Pat Chapman Mary Anneıs
Hallmark
$15-$49 Reader
Jean Abderhalden Jack & Grace Beigle Patricia & Allen
Bristow Diane & Richard Brown Chapala Market of Morro
Bay Elsie & Diane Cocke in honor of Cynthia Twisselman
Jessie Covey Esther Crampton Katie Dolezal JoAnn & Ben
Edmondson David Edwards and Karen Gallas Shirley Ferguson
Regina Foster Nancy Frailing in honor of Helen Haberland
Daphne & Gerald Freedman Judythe Guarnera Vivian Guenzel
in honor of Helen Haberland Patricia and Lyle Guipre Margaret
Hammond in honor of Janette Stowe Thomas & Lona Harney
Renee Heller Kyunga Heyde Laura Kirschner Ann Martinez
Lois & Frank Martinez Geraldine Ellerbrock Matrange Maya
Restaurant Mary Parker Peace Lutheran Church Ladies Guild
Paulette Perlman Betty Lou Pierce in honor of Cynthia
Twisselman Irma Powell Andrea Raggio Jo An Roper Doris
Rose Jean Ross in honor of Cynthia Twisselman Mitch &
Susan Rowe in honor of Cynthia Twisselman San Luis Chevron
Scolariıs Friendship Fund Shandon Elementary School in
honor of Cynthia Twisselman Kimberly Skinner Betsy & Roger
Sprenkle Sue Svercheck Katharine Tift Elaine & Bert Townsend
Joe Truex T.F. & Patricia Twisselman in honor of Cynthia
Twisselman Betsy & Donald Umhofer Elaine Van De Vanter
Lillian Warneke Robert Weatherford Nancy & Arn Williams
in honor of Cynthia Twisselman Raymond & Linda Zeuschner
ANNUAL
REPORT 2001-2002 Literacy Council Volunteers
More
than 1,000 hours Jack Beigle, Jan Breidenbach, Marjory
Cash, Roy Champagne, Regina Foster, Doris Garlock, Carol
Jauregui, Murry Lauser, Marian Middleton, Rose-Marie
Pyle, Doris Rose, Robert Sharps, Betsy Sprenkle, Marilyn
Steele, Joseph Truex, Margaret vanWyngaarden
501-1000 hours Frank Babcock, Tom Brannum, Becky
Burghardt, Liz Curren, Phil Dirkx, Joy Emard, Gary Epstein,
Patricia Graybill, Joann Hallett, Carol Hannula, Doris
Highland, Madeline Holmes, Jean Hughes, Shirley Miller,
Hector Montenegro, Walter Nash, Wedad Nelson, Sheila
Pickard, Jim Rooney, Shirley Sharps, Elaine Townsend,
Elsa Van Der Laaken, Joyce Zimmerman, Dagmar Malkus
101-500 hours John Akin, Joyce Arnold, Elizabeth
Batchelor, Lynn Buchman, Susan Brown, Edward Carson,
Ricky Cash, Pat Chapman, Susan Cross, Judie Crum, Phil
Dean, Catherine DeRochie, Phyllis Dorsi, Carol Dykstra,
Sherry Eiselen, Alden Fogo, Lou Fogo, Fred Friedman,
David Freitas, Alfred Fritz, Virginia Gardenhire, Kathy
Garner, Jeanne Gragg, Arlene Grant, Paul Hammond, Jerry
Hannula, Gayle Harbert, Cindy Harding, Lona Harney,
Ray Harris, Carl Hedge, Kay Henderson, Torre Houlgate-West,
JoAnn Jennings, Madeleine Johnson, Richard Jordan, Ron
Kane, Emmy Kimball, Marianne Lewolt, Liz Lopez, Aleida
Lund, Dagmar Malkus, Eleanor Marquez, Jeanne Marquez,
Phyllis Miller, Mary Morrison, Margaret Mott, Chad Nielsen,
Judy Nielsen, Linda Olson, Carol Patrick, Walter Pewen,
Irma Powell, Andrea Raggio, Al Ramos, Marian Ramos,
Karen Reamer, Darleen Rodgers, Marci Russo, Jane Scanland,
Mary Serfozo, Emil Straka, Donna Sullivan, Elaine Thompson,
Kay Thompson, Donna Tschida, Fred Wadsworth, Lillian
Warneke, Richard Welch, Jack Whalls, Darleen Wheeler,
Dawn Williams, Lebah Winter, Carmen Wyckoff
1-100 Hours
Jean Abderhalden Bill Almas Pat Althoen David Anderson
Karen Anderson Ashley Anderson Herschel Apfelberg Concetta
Arnold Ellen Ayres Iris Barger Jack Barrett Mary Beatty
Marina Belthienfalvay MaiBritt Bennett Ray Berger Dan
Bittner Liz Blake Melissa Blake Beverly Bondietti Jennifer
Branes Pip Bressler Kwenu Brooks Mickaela Broussard
Nancy Brown Ann Bruce Fely Budano Mary Buren Patty Bussi-Quandee
Dorothy Byron Rosalee Calvillo Brenda Campbell Bob Carlson
Nancy Carlson Adrienne Carranza Tom Casey Margaret Censullo
Lenny Chambers David Christie James Clavenger Catherine
Coveney Ann Crutcher Dorothy Cunningham David Curren
Jeanne Davies Jim Lovato Marie Smyth Ruby Stuart Mary
Throndson Marguerite Truax Vera Wallen Janine Weston
Gail Whiting Susan Cushing Betty DeArmon Esther DeLaVega
Dee deYong Ellen Dollar Peggy Elliott Ruth Elvin Zac
Ervin Marilyn Fiebelkorn Florence Fotter Geraldine Freeman
Maclien Freeman Don Green Gudrun Grell Elena Grover
Grace Hand Doris Hand Michael Harris Donna Hellenbrand
Heather Hewitt Peter Hewitt Joseph Hilden Peggy Hobbs
Sally Hylton Doris Irons Nancy Johnson Jay Johnson Joseph
Johnson Thomas P. Jones Lucia Kalathil Michael Phillips
Richard Knight Leon Korba Julia Krejsa Josh Pruett Joanne
Krever Judy Lang Doris Larson Patricia Larson Tom Lebens
Marie Lepper Beckey Lewis Mariannee Lewolf Paula Lieske
Gerry Loughman Charles Skelton Jennifer MacRae Julie
Thompson Semu Torres Gerald Vallem Robert Weatherford
James Whitt Jim Wyckoff Lisa Madsen Muara Mahon Judy
Mandler Medora Manson Harry Mason Geri Matranga Brendan
McAdams Jennifer McCrae Nancy McDonough William McKenzie
Pauline Menon Ed Merrill Edwina Mindheim Holly Mirch
Kathryn Morgan Richard Morris Mary Myers Rosie Narez
Leslie Neely Paul Nelson Celestino Nunez Don OíConner
Anno OíConner Marlene Overson Ricky Pai Carrie Pardo
Jane Patterson Janet Peters Jagoda Petrovic Monika Phillips
Barbara Pidnow Bobbie Polansky Katharen Raine Mary Ratner
Hilary Rinaldi Dorothy Rooney Bianca Rosenthal Edith
Sandige Bertha Sani Anne Schenk Valerie Schneider Don
Scott Flanagan MacKenzie Sandra Sommers Walter Thompson
Paula Tripp Dolores Vidnic Sarah Westberg Peggy Willis
Audrey Yanes Judy Aikins Ken Osty Barbara Howard Marie
Lepper Kathleen Deragon Sharon Tanner June Michael Rose
McGowan Paul Hammond Nancy McDonough Donna Gang Dori
Stone Carol Lockwood Bob Young Trish Avery Donna Schmaltz
ANNUAL REPORT
Income
for Fiscal Year 2001-2002. . .
City
County Library
Associates Annual Fund |
$
34,216.20
$
23,275.00 |
| Children
and Families Commission- Prop. 10 |
$
23,024.27 |
| California
State Library |
$
19,142.00 |
| Donations |
$ 16,828.62 |
| City
of San Luis Obispo |
$
4,350.00 |
| Economic
Opportunity Commission |
$
3,600.00 |
| Even
Start- Lucia Mar |
$
3,000.00 |
| City
of Morro Bay |
$ 2, 201.00 |
| United
Way |
$ 2,000.00 |
| Grizzly
Academy |
$
1,458.00 |
| Books
|
$
801.09 |
| Children
and Families Commission-Prop. 10 TAP |
$ 565.00 |
| Interest
Income |
$ 347.80 |
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| Total |
$
134,808.98 |
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| Expenses
for Fiscal Year 2001-02 . . . |
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| Program
Services |
$
91,326.23 |
| Program
Administration |
$
45,663.11 |
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| Total |
$
136,989.34 |
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